This report of the second hearing on the Smoking Prevention Education Act focuses on advertising practices of the tobacco industry; the first hearing dealt with health related issues. The report includes testimony of three panels of witnesses who discussed the effectiveness of European programs in cigarette labeling and consumer education, the advertising of cigarettes in the United States, and compliance with the rotational warning scheme in the bill. Statements by Dr. Donald Harrison, president of the American Heart Association; Eric Rubin, counsel to the Outdoor Advertising Association of America; and David Minton, counsel to the Magazine Publishers Association, are presented. Also included are 26 additional articles, letters and statements from medical and advertising associations supporting and opposing the bill. (JAC)